3 Ways to Wear a Celtic Knot | St. Patrick's Day Hairstyles

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With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, we wanted to upload a tutorial to celebrate our family's Irish/Scottish heritage {from both sides of the family}... a hairstyle I have wanted to do for a long time. The Celtic Knot.
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The Celtic Knot has been around for centuries, traditionally used to adorn religious sculptures and various kinds of artwork. You can find several versions of this knot in hairstyle form on Pinterest, as well as a few YouTube tutorials.
Today, Brooklyn and I wanted to create variations of this knot using curls as the base. Brooklyn just used her NuMe curling wand to achieve the curls.
Here we show you three versions, a Single Celtic Knot, a Double Celtic Knot, and a Side Celtic Knot. Believe it or not, but the side version is my favorite!
Now, because this is a winding knot, using only two strands, it can be very confusing to learn how to tie. This is why I showed you how to tie the knot "three" times in the video, hoping that the repetition will help.
I also show you a helpful tip which is useful in helping the knot to keep its shape, and to also help the falling strands lay flat.
Enjoy!
xoxo
-Mindy
Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, pomade, and hairspray {if desired}.
Time Requirement: 2-3 minutes
Skill Level: Medium
To see step-by-step instructions and more photos of this style, please visit...
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